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Please read these instructions thoroughly, before using the pump!
This appliance is not suitable for use by persons (including children) with limited physical, sensory or mental
capabilities or lacking experience and/or knowledge, except if they are supervised by a person responsible
for their safety or have been instructed in the use of the appliance.
Children should be supervised in order to make sure that they do not play with the appliance.
Use
Centrifugal pump for submersible usage with resin encapsulated motor.
The pumps are designed for use in water, for instance: swimming pond, swimming pool, garden pond, fish
pond, fountain, terrace fountain, indoor fountain, for operating filters systems, watercourses etc. as well as
for aerating and recirculating water.
Please refer to the type plate for technical specifications or the table on page 1.
Safety measures
- Caution! It may only be used in garden ponds and in their protection area if the electrical installations
have been set up to comply with the code's requirements. Please contact an electrician.
- Before use: Check whether mains connection and plug are intact.
- Mains voltage and type of current have to correspond to the data on the type plate.
- The pump has to be connected to a regular safety plug socket through a residual current device
(RCD, 30 mA).
- The connection box should be located in a water-protected area. It should be at least 2 m away from the
edge of the pond (see fig.1).
- Keep the plug dry!
- Pull out mains plug before starting to work on the pump, fountain or pond. It is not allowed to run
the pump when people are inside the water (disconnect the pump)!
- Important! If the mains connection or the motor housing is damaged, the pump cannot be used anymore.
It cannot be repaired since the connection is cast into the motor housing.
- Never hang up or transport the pump by the cable!
- Operate the pump only when it is immersed in water!
Start-up (see fig.1)
Important! Do not let the pump run dry. This could cause damage to the appliance.
- Immerse the pump completely in your pond. This causes the pump body to be filled with water.
- A minimum water depth of 20 cm is required for underwater operation to avoid the pump taking in air.
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The maximum depth for submerged operation of the
pump is 2 m!
2 m
- The water temperature should not exceed 35°C.
- Do not let the pump freeze in the wintertime.
- The pump is switched on by putting the plug in the socket.
- To prevent the pump becoming unnecessarily dirty, place it above the mud in your pond, in a firm and
horizontal position (on a brick)!
- A range of accessories may be fitted onto the threaded connection of the pump.
- Running in conjunction with fountain jets, the pump should be positioned firmly and horizontally (on a
brick).
Dismantling / Assembly (see fig. 2 - 4)
1.
Follow the safety measures. Disconnect the pump!
2.
Push in the two brackets on the front of the pump, push the top shell (1) up and remove it.
3.
Lift the entire pump (8) out of the bottom shell (2).
4.
Turn the lid (4) counterclockwise through approx. 20° in the oppposite direction to the stop.
5.
Remove the lid (4) from the pump (8).
6.
Remove the complete rotor (5) from the pump (8). The shaft of the rotor (5) is mounted on two rubber
bearings in the pump (8) and in the lid (4).
7.
The complete rotor (5) can be made to rotate on the shaft.
8.
Clean all parts using clear water so that they may be moved very easily. Do avoid using any sharp
instruments.
9.
Re-assemble the pump as follows:
9.1. Replace complete rotor (5) in the pump (8). Make sure the rubber bearings are seated correctly in the
pump (8) and the lid (4).
9.2. Fit turned lid (4) onto the pump (8) and turn it clockwise until stop.
9.3. Place the pump (8) into the bottom shell (2).
9.4. Rest the top shell (1) against the two rear hooks on the bottom shell (2) and snap it into the front
brackets.
To ensure proper functioning, repeat the above procedure frequently, depending on clogging and working
time.
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